A Lazy Friday – Episode #206

March 30, 2007

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Wines tasted in this episode:

play Question of the day: “What are you doing this weekend?”

A lazy Friday afternoon with Gary Vaynerchuk. Sit back and relax as Gary answers your questions and tastes some wine.

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  1. April 1, 2007

    dealbhadair

    Holy of holies!!! My gravatar is working!!! Deleting my account and creating a new one worked!!! :D

  2. April 1, 2007

    dealbhadair

    Hmmm… Question for you, G… Were you in a fraternity in college? Watching this episode, I just had an epiphany. I had always thought that fraternities were a big, idiotic waste of time, and an excuse for stupid jocks to get wasted as often as possible. But I just realized something! The hazing rituals do serve one very important, educational purpose… They prepare people for some of the freakish, absolutely disgusting, ‘delicacies’ that society has to offer out in the ‘big boy’ world! Some examples: Caviar (fish eggs), Escargot (snails), Uni (sea urchin), and what??? A bullfrog’s beating heart with chopsticks??? Crimeny!!! That’s a new one on me!!! *shudder* What the heck is wrong with you people??? :lol:

    QOTD: Absolutely nothing! :D

  3. April 1, 2007

    brooklyni

    QOTD. considering it’s sunday already (crap!) i had fun hanging out with friends in the city. It’s crappy weather outside, so I think I’ll drink some petite sirah.

  4. April 1, 2007

    Karen Lorentz

    Visiting Wine Library, of course!!

  5. April 1, 2007

    Atreyu

    This weekend is not great, I am working on a presentation that is very important to me.
    The only good thing is that I drank some wine, which however was not great :(
    Next days will be better
    Hope you have a good weekend!

  6. April 1, 2007

    Vinacull

    Very good EP. Happy birthday to Vayniac Susan (two days late). Love your alternate use of the Vayniac wristband Gary – it also works for catching the runs down the bottle so the label stays intact for us label junkies! Loved your comments on the foil. The foil cutter is one of those devices that has sat eternally un-used in my kitchen drawer. Foil “rippers” UNITE! QOTD: Looking in my schedule for the opportunity to pick up my order from WL! What else would I be doing??

  7. March 31, 2007

    Ben Morris

    I’m in the top 150! YEAH!

    And I’m doing your mom this weekend.

    P.S. Great shows. Keep up the good work.

  8. March 31, 2007

    Deano

    Hey Gary cool episode it looks like you could send me a couple more wristbands LOL. That wine sounds tasty. Your sis and the birthday boy emailed me back i am sure they had a lot of emails lol.

    QOTD:
    Going up to Napa to see the future in-laws and party hardie!!!!!!! My fiance is having her wedding shower so i am sure she will have a good time.

  9. March 31, 2007

    Matthew L

    I just realized that I asked about a 1995 vintage and said my son will be 12 this year. Duh! Sorry about that. :D

  10. March 31, 2007

    Matthew L

    Gary…I always appreciate you taking questions. This time, though, I couldn’t decide whether you were clowning me or not. I started my question because of the issue you addressed in Episode 162 about wine labels. You said, in that episode or another one, that you wanted to debunk the myth that a great label indicates good wine. I was just following along with that. Secondly, were you serious about Lebanese wine labels or were you just yanking my chain?

    Thanks for the reinforcements for those of use who pull the foil off the bottle.

    Thanks for reviewing the 1995 Chat Ferriere. I’ve been looking to purchase a bottle of 1995. My son was born in ‘95, and I want to buy a good bottle to reserve for his 21st birthday. Would the Chat Ferriere hold up? (He’s 12 this year.) Any other suggestions for a 1995 vintage? — maybe a Champagne/sparkling?

    QOTD: Friday night I hung out with a buddy of mine that just moved to the city and got a phat job at a pharmaceutical company new Summitt Hills. I recommended he come by and see you. The rest of the weekend is going to be fulled with yard work and NCAA tourament viewing. My wife is out of town for a couple of weeks, so I want to surprise her with some nice spring curb appeal when she gets back.

  11. March 31, 2007

    mike m

    Coming home tomorrow from Sitka,Ak.Building a house with a friend.Will be at Quilceda Creek in the afternoon,oh and rip the foil!!

  12. March 31, 2007

    Les

    SPRING BREAK!!!! I’m a teacher, okay! Off to wine country tomorrow! Personally, the fine circular cut of the foil gives me a sense of ritual, of peace and harmony…did I say SPRING BREAK?

  13. March 31, 2007

    jbailey

    QOTD: Sat – 4 hour test, followed by a wine tasting party tonight of Red South African wines.
    Sun – Recovering.

  14. March 31, 2007

    Jen

    QOTD: Plotting my revenge….. regarding a SUCKY wine tasting that could have been better if I had been given the reigns. (she lifts an eyebrow…)

  15. March 31, 2007

    MaryS

    QOD: Easter egg hunt with the kids, neighbor get together, church, etc, etc, etc….

  16. March 31, 2007

    Justin S

    Glad to see you drinking some wine. :)

    QOTD: I’ll be working in my garden and relaxing on the couch.

  17. March 31, 2007

    Rick "The Model" M

    QOD – going to wine library to buy some vino, and I too am drafting my fantasy baseball team tomorrow.

  18. March 31, 2007

    flavasauce

    oh yeah about the foil….I have found that there is a practical use for leaving the foil on. when you grip it while screwing in the cork screw it makes it easier cuz the foil is loose and spins around the bottle while your grip stays in place. It’s easier than having to regrip the neck as you go. Just a thought.

  19. March 31, 2007

    Bobinnati

    QOTD – drink some wine, yard work, practice some music for Holy Week, church, golf, drink some wine (oh, I already mentioned that), do my GTD weekly review and all of the assorted honey-do’s and family stuff that comes up.

    Nice episode. I am open to eating most things, but I draw the line at monkey brains and bullfrog hearts……….

  20. March 31, 2007

    glenn

    thank goodness you tear the foil off! what is up with that anyway? you hvae to showcase aged Bordeaux huh?

  21. March 31, 2007

    JavaMonkey

    I’m driving down to NJ to visit my sick mother this weekend.

  22. March 31, 2007

    tony vincent

    tasting at Union Square Wines (NYC)…
    anyone going?
    http://www.unionsquarewines.com/calendar/event?eventid=7518&category=&page_title=&id=bL6N36ju&mv_pc=170

  23. March 31, 2007

    Jon K

    QOTD: Normally I’d be getting geared up for a big family seder, too – but this year I’ll be out of town so I’ll be packing a jar of Gefilte fish, the particle board of the seas.

    Jon

  24. March 31, 2007

    wildebeest

    QOTD: Drinking to my little bro, who got an acceptance letter from STANFORD last night! I popped a bottle of the Chat Lamartine Cahors Cuvee Particuliere 2003. It a baby, but I’ve got one more bottle. Maybe I’ll bring that one to his graduation.

  25. March 31, 2007

    KenP

    QOTD: Bike ride, hanging with my daughter, traveling with my boy to a big DownHill race of his, working on a script, and writing some GV publicity for his most excellent SF visit. Oh, and whispering sweet nothings into my wife’s ear.

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